Unclear fragment hints at Des Moines river region
Fragmentary OCR mentions Boone and Des Moines river area with reference to fields and development. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable from the readable text.
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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1898
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR mentions Boone and Des Moines river area with reference to fields and development. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable from the readable text.
The Valley Express is discussed as a mirror to reality rather than the thing itself. Critics note editors shape records, the press often amplifies sensational crime and scandal, risking passive acceptance of evil through repetition, and question whether denunciation remains effective.
A Colorado resident announces sale of choice irrigated fruit land in a fine climate through J B E Muttie and A Vanatten. Facilities include a forming colony and access to information. Also advertised are handsome gift books, juvenile and miscellaneous books, and fancy baskets at Kerns book store.
Fragmentary notice indicates a postal closing or delay with timing impact for affected parties. The readable text suggests an earliest possible formal action or halt with an evening window noted, though specifics are unclear.
November road schedule was tight yet Milwaukee pay roll yielded 227 to assist the boys in time for Christmas gifts. Merchants distributed the money generously, aiding a merrier holiday season for the town.
A lecture will be delivered at the Adams Wall on Wednesday by Mrs Thornbury and Mrs Vrush of Perry. The event aims to promote organizing a local Rebekah lodge and invites all ladies and gentlemen to attend.
Jefferson Souvenix reports in county records that a large property listing was filed this week. The entry includes 3285 head of steers, 36 cows and 21 cakes, WO head of begs and 15,000 bushels of corn. Revenue stamps were required to validate the instrument.
The article notes the population center and wealth center are both moving northward within Dallas County. It highlights Dallas near center from Minburn and Dallas Center, with wealth center aligning near the county’s geographical center. The trend shows population growing faster than wealth, driven by the northern metropolis influence.
Mr and Mrs S M Reiste host a Christmas dinner with guests Mesdames Lanab Shame and Kate Em aiert at Mr Saceb Longs. Bentail family reunion at Rebt Bentali home on Saturday. Will Gritten and Mabsi Crouse reportedly wed on Christmas Day. Lester West and Siders wed on a Wednesday evening. Boys give a rousing cheer. Jacob Long to serve on grand jury next week.
The note lists community updates: Perry ing Thursday, celebrations at Dawson home, Mrs Leighty and visitors Monday, Mrs John Harvey and Miss Mae Tuesday, death of her only brother, Mr and Mrs S M Curtis visiting Perry Wednesday, TE Finley business trip to Perry Tuesday, Mrs Naylor ill, Mouser of Woodward visiting, Bugbee's on Wednesday, and the schools looking forward to holiday vacation.
P. Stephen Harris attorney offers prompt careful handling of all legal business in Adel Iowa. Deed mortgage and judgment work examined and repaired free of charge. Office in Russell Bleck. Prices listed.
A promotional notice urges readers to buy a Victor Safe from W H Chandler, with samples available at Dedson's Office as a fire safety reminder.
Classified blurb seeks trusted individuals in Tessi area to handle basic operations and oversee nearby counties. Five days weekly, mail-in submissions with self addressed envelope. President Herbert E. Bhs. Office work performed at home. References requested. Month-3. Enclose self-addressed Dept M. Chicago.
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